Promoted a tree: in Kharkiv region the 3rd OSHB "spread" the masked soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (photo)

According to the deputy commander of the brigade Maxim Furba, in Kharkiv region Russian invaders are trying to use the capabilities of the landscape to remain invisible to UAV operators. However, often attempts to hide in a green thicket play an evil joke with them. Warriors of the 3rd Separate assault brigade (OSHBR) of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the help of FPV-punks destroyed Russian invaders in the Kharkiv direction, who tried to merge with the landscape.

On June 19, Major of the Armed Forces, Deputy Commander of the 3rd OSHBD Maxim Zhorin, announced this in his Telegram-channel. It is noted that the famous brigade now restrains the overwhelming forces of the enemy in Kharkiv region. According to the command of the 3rd OSHBD, for the occupying army, Kharkiv region became a priority direction-fresh forces are thrown here.

"The fact that only recently 3 OSHB has eliminated more than a thousand P*Sakov, indicative for evaluating the accumulation of Russian forces," Georin writes. The Major of the Armed Forces posted a video where you can see FPV-aids under the control of Ukrainian UAV operators catch up with opponents in unexpected places. One of the Russian invaders even pretended to be a tree, but the operator still noticed and eliminated it.

A similar fate was waiting for another fighter of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, who decided to disguise in the bushes. "Sometimes they (Russian invaders. - Ed. ) Try to mask the geographical landscape, but remain part of it forever," Georin added.

We will remind, on June 19, the commander of the 3rd OSHBR Dmitry Kukharchuk said that during the fighting for Avdiivka in Donetsk region the 2nd assault battalion of the 3rd OSHBR was located on Shestanov Street in the city and opposed the Russian troops for ten days. Kukarchuk also said that the Ukrainian authorities should review approaches to mobilization in order to avoid problems with a set of new recruits.